Watch: Man walking between cliffs on a rope is breathtakingly intense

Imagine trying to walk on a long piece of rope high up in the air…without any safety equipment. That’s exactly what professional slackliner Spencer Seabrooke did while attempting to complete the world’s longest free solo slackline, for a distance of 64 metres and a full 290 metres off the ground.

The video of the death-defying stunt will give you the goose bumps and your heart pounding crazily till the very end. Filmed by action sports cinematographer Moxley with the help of a drone, the two-minute video of Seabrook’s crossing in Squamish, British Columbia, Canada is not something that the faint-hearted can easily watch.

Click on the link below to watch it, if you dare.